Inside: Liberation day, the British curriculum, Picasso’s muses, lawfare in France, the Daily Mail, Gary Stevenson’s economic vision and the Europeans who built Britain.
Will Dunn’s piece struck a nerve. “Access to the American market is a privilege, not a right” is more than policy—it’s imperial logic rebranded for the neoliberal age. As China mirrors that stance, we’re not witnessing the rise of multipolarity—we’re witnessing the gamification of global power. No wonder the FTSE wobbled. Markets hate narrative disruption.
Will Dunn’s piece struck a nerve. “Access to the American market is a privilege, not a right” is more than policy—it’s imperial logic rebranded for the neoliberal age. As China mirrors that stance, we’re not witnessing the rise of multipolarity—we’re witnessing the gamification of global power. No wonder the FTSE wobbled. Markets hate narrative disruption.
Seems to me "trust" is the one thing you can't dial into spreadsheets, price into markets etc...
because there's no way Trump can regain it...
https://justhinkin.substack.com/p/losing-hand?r=3cs2wr